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The Attention Deficit: Plenty of Content, Yet an Absence of Interest

By Ethan Zuckerman• Who Does It?• September 30, 2010

RELATED ARTICLES “Going Online With Watchdog Journalism” – Paul E. Steiger Editor in chief, ProPublica (From Spring 2008) “Defining an … Read more

When Journalists Depart, Who Tells the Story?

By Michael J. Jordan• Who Does It?• September 8, 2010

Press releases and broadcast-ready video substitute for European Union coverage, as news organizations cut back on staff reporters in Brussels. Read more

A Former BBC Producer Takes a Fresh Look at Foreign News: ‘It’s the Audience, Stupid!’

By Maria Balinska• Who Does It?• September 7, 2010

Using a new approach to storytelling ‘we managed to broaden our audience, expand our coverage and—this is critical—not “dumb down” in the process.’ Read more

Correspondents: They Come in Different Shapes and Sizes

By James Reynolds• Who Does It?• September 7, 2010

A BBC correspondent describes the benefits of three approaches to foreign news coverage—with caveats accompanying each one. Read more

Should Local Voices Bring Us Foreign News?

By Solana Larsen• Who Does It?• September 7, 2010

‘Depending on who is making the argument, the idea of not having foreign correspondents is either something to fear or look forward to.’ Read more

Adding ‘Far-Flungs’ to a New Kind of Reporting Partnership

By Doug Struck• Who Does It?• September 3, 2010

An investigative story tests a new model of foreign news reporting—and leaves a lot of valuable lessons in its wake. Read more

Even in Digital Age, ‘Being There’ Still Matters In Foreign Reporting

By Bill Schiller• Who Does It?• September 3, 2010

‘The textile workers’ strike was into its 19th day, and it appeared that we were the first journalists to arrive.’ Read more